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FAMILIES OF FLORIDA PLANE CRASH VICTIMS RELEASE HEARTBREAKING STATEMENT The families of the nine people killed in Sunday’s devastating Learjet 60 crash near Greenacres, Florida, have released an emotional statement remembering their loved ones. Among the victims were Texas entrepreneur Adam Robinson, his wife Helen Sharp, their two young children, Emma, 4, and Charlie, 2, family friends Rachael Reed and Charmi Fehr, their nanny Anita Maria Cetina, and two pilots. The families remembered their loved ones as kind, generous, and full of life. Adam and Helen were described as devoted parents whose children were the center of their world. Rachael and Charmi were remembered for their friendship and adventurous spirits, while Anita was described as much more than a nanny — she was part of the family. The families expressed their unimaginable grief and thanked first responders and the community for their support. They also extended their condolences to the families of the pilots who lost their lives. As the NTSB continues investigating the devastating crash, the families are asking for privacy as they try to cope with this heartbreaking tragedy. #FloridaPlaneCrash #Learjet60 #BreakingNews #MightyNews #PlaneCrash

— Mighty News (@Mighty__News) November 3, 2026

On November 1, a Learjet 60 carrying nine people crashed near West Palm Beach, Florida, killing everyone aboard. Among the victims were technology entrepreneur Adam Robinson, his wife Helen, their two young children, their nanny, two friends and both pilots. Robinson wasn’t just another wealthy businessman. He was the founder of https://t.co/LziPIoOCg4 and RB2B, companies specialising in sophisticated identity-resolution technology. Their platforms are designed to connect anonymous website activity to identifiable individuals, linking digital behaviour with real-world identities. This type of technology has obvious potential applications in intelligence gathering, surveillance and large-scale behavioural profiling. Just weeks before his death, Robinson had been publicly promoting another identity-data venture, MoltSets. Then came the crash. The aircraft, registration N722BD, was registered to a Delaware company, LR60271 LLC, and operated by Aurora Aviation, doing business as Upper Jet. Yes, there is an Epstein Files connection, but it’s to the aircraft owner’s registered address, not directly to the company. Aircraft: Learjet 60 (N722BD) Registered owner: LR60271 LLC Address: 1209 North Orange Street, Wilmington, Delaware, 19801 This information is independently confirmed by the ⁠FAA aircraft registry. 209 North Orange Street reportedly appears 108 times in the released Epstein Files.

— Jay Anderson (@TheProjectUnity) November 2, 2026